Short duration of marriage at conception as an independent risk factor for schizophrenia

Psychiatric hospitalization in Korea, 2011–2020: the impact of the Mental Health Act revision of 2017 in consideration of the COVID-19 pandemic

“…As schizophrenia accounts for 45% of all psychiatric institutions, 87% of asylums, 38% of involuntary admissions ( Ministry of Health & Welfare, 2019 ), and 66% of long-term admissions with the longest average length of stay (JI Park et al, 2008 ), people with schizophrenia were selected as the treatment group. Inpatient and outpatient use for schizophrenia was defined by the principal diagnosis of ICD codes of F20 - F29 ( Kühl et al, 2016 , Malaspina et al, 2019 ). For comparison groups, people with other psychiatric disorders and the general population, except those with psychiatric disorders, were selected.…”

Young Single Widow, Dynamics of In-Laws Interference and Coping Mechanisms: Simplicity–Parsimony Approach

“…A short marriage is a marital union duration that is ≤5 years [ 24 ]. In that type of marriage, both couples might relatively be inexperienced in marital issues, especially where both are in a similar or closer age bracket.…”

“…A number of studies have investigated the hidden injustices faced by widows [ 24 , 45 ], including the coping strategies that are being employed by the victims [ 2 ]. However, only a few studies have considered the age dimensions in widowhood [ 2 ], especially among those whose marriages last for a very short duration.…”

In silico determination of the risk haplotype for developing preeclampsia

“…In addition to rs4769612 and rs7318880, the EH38E1663332 region contains 7 more polymorphisms with MAF > 1 %: rs7320190, rs12867370, rs4769613, rs74623647, rs7321138, rs76592233, rs9579193. Of these, only rs7320190 and rs4769613 are mentioned in scientific articles and rs4769612 and rs7318880 in the GWAS database, as well as rs12867370 is associated with the risk of developing schizophrenia in offspring born to mothers with PE [7]. When assessing the prevalence of 4 possible haplotypes, a possible haplotype of the risk of developing preeclampsia was determined, for which the prevalence was 8.25 % (considering the risk alleles of maternal and fetal PE).…”